Hi Guys want to see a beauty heres one.this is a half brother to one of my Fillies..Also a STB.

Off to the barn to get some better picture I will post them when I get back I hope these turn out better.

I agree but I would like to through in my two cents as well if I may. I think the approach is right but be careful not to convince yourself that you can't do it, or get caught up in the fear itself.Don't think about to much. as I believe kim posted go to the barn brush her in the stall and if thats all you can handle fine but don't set that thought in your head. That it is all you can handle and riding will be lost to you on this horse etc.. I had to claw my way back to being confident and it is

Thanks I wish it had better lighting grrr oh well I will post more as I get a better camera. I wish he was a pony he is going through a growth spurt now 16.2 at the wither and 17hhs at the bum.lol. Lovely I wish he wasn't growing.I was happy with the idea that he was only 16 hhs. Then my coach had to go and measure him.

I think I better invest in a better camera sorry the video is so dark=(

Hi guys I finally got out and took some video of my new boy its on you tube just paste it in to you address bar. enjoy http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIWURY4TQbI

Whats the breeding on you Western ace? Is he by Western Paradise? I have three yearlings by him. One is out of a Admiral express mare... Thats going to be a fast one. The mares mark was 1:51.2.

Nice STB's I really miss the racetrack. I love riding but the track still has a certain pull. I raced them for years my Dad still breeds and races.

His barn Name is Spencer=)

Thank you losing my other horse was very hard indeed. He came to me as a bit of a rescue case and we had come leaps and bounds together. He was feeling a bit off to me and everyone said I was just babying him. Well as it turned out I was right when I brought him to vet thinking maybe some injections or meds was all he needed, it was quite the thing to come home with an empty trailer.His horse taught me a ton about horses and I am very glad I had the pleasure of owning such a teacher.But with that